Sentence examples for advertising bread from inspiring English sources

Coles was also ordered to display a federal court notice in its stores and on its website telling shoppers that it had broken Australian consumer law by falsely advertising bread products as "freshly baked" and "baked today".

It must tell consumers of the ban and that it had been found to have made the false, misleading and deceptive representations by advertising bread as fresh when it had been made and partially baked and then frozen, sometimes months earlier overseas.

Looking at the bleached and rusted sign advertising Wonder Bread at the edge of a plowed field in a picture from around 1970, I imagined a man on the run from gangsters driving by and seeing it as a metaphor for his own broken-down dreams.

BACK in the 1970s, a staple of starter apartments in New York was a poster advertising rye bread, an image that featured a member of a distinctly non-Jewish ethnic group with the tagline, "You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's...."....

The proposal covers not just television advertising, but bread-and-butter political work like candidate forums and get-out-the-vote drives.

The supermarket chain Coles has been banned for three years from advertising that its bread was made or baked on the day it was sold.

Advertising revenues, the bread and butter of AOL's business, were $433 million, up 16% compared to a year ago.

Advertising is the bread-and-butter of all Web services, including Facebook.

Bread advertised as "fresh, baked today and sold today" included one product from Ireland first baked months earlier.

The federal court agreed with the consumer watchdog's case that Coles falsely advertised pre-cooked bread as freshly baked.

Wall Street analysts have long warned online media companies against the danger of relying exclusively on advertising revenue for their bread and butter.